Itong speculation/connection na ito is based heavily sa article na ito na ginawa nuong 2017 tungkol sa pagbagsak ng Chinese Yuan at iba pang fiat currencies na nag devalue kasabay ng pagtaas ng presyo ng Bitcoin, madami na din similar
articles ang nagawa nung panahon na yan connecting the two events.
Burniske agrees that China has recently been the largest driver in the value of bitcoin. He points to the chart below, which shows that the rise in the value of bitcoin is closely associated with the drop in the value of China's currency, which is known as the renminbi or yuan.
Rabaglia says efforts to limit the exchange of currency in Venezuela, which is in the midst of an economic meltdown, and in India, which is undergoing a massive campaign to stamp out black money, have also caused bitcoin’s value to surge.
“The availability and the ease of transit of this currency makes it an attractive play for [people in] all these countries that are having these controls put on them,” Rabaglia says.
Burniske is quick to point out that bitcoin has a roughly $16 billion market capitalization, which is still small compared with the amount of money flowing out of China, for example.
Sa akin palagay alam naman natin lahat na tuwing may considerable price movement ang Bitcoin ay ang ating mga news sources ay makakagawa ng paraan para magkaroon ng connection whether external or internal kung bakit tumaas or bumaba yung presyo ng Bitcoin. Kahit wala naman talagang connection dahil nangyari ito at the same time sa price movement pipilitin nila na ito yung dahilan kung bakit nangyari yun from Bitcoin halving, Trump being the president, at yung common nung panahon ng 2016 to 2017 is yung crypto being illegal sa China (which is not true). Sa lahat ng connections na ginagawa nila on why Bitcoin's price move that way talagang mapapaniwala ka na yun yung dahilan but in fact hindi totoo yun o at least give a good explanation kung bakit connected yubg dalawang event.
Same situatuon lang sa news article na ito about Yuan devaluing. Kung binasa niyo yung article sa quote ko makikita niyo na ang author ay bumagsak magbigay ng solid explanation sa connection na ginawa niya, I even underlined the part na kahit sya ay hindi din sigurado na connected yung pag-bagsak ng Yuan sa pagtaas ng Bitcoin. Also sa tingin niyo ba talaga na babagsak yung ekonomiya ng China ngayon? Na sila yung unang nakabangon sa pandemic aside from Vietnam? If you have seen the news lately makikita mo na madami na silang ginagawang economical moves nakapag pautang na sila sa Italy, yung production ng mga rapid test kits sila nagsu-supply, as well na din halos lahat ng surgical masks at PPEs ay manufactured sakanila. Kaya sa aking opinyon yung pagbagsak ng Yuan ngayon is just a shift in the market at hindi ito long term even if so sa tingin ko walang direct na epekto ito sa Bitcoin.